Bryan and Kern Sweep Likely in 1908 Democrats
The article hails Bryan and Kern as a strong ticket with Kern nominated by acclamation for vice president and predicts sweeping the south west and northwest. It cites John W Kern as a leading Hoosier and notes no steamroller at Denver but hints at November 3 efforts to counter Taft. It also mentions a Mormon alliance in mountain states jolted by Dubois's anti Mormon delegation.
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Bryan
Kern
Denver
Washington
Mountain States
Dubois
Democrats claim winning ticket amid nomination support
The text notes that Democrats appear to hold a winning ticket this year and points to the strong nomination enthusiasm around Bryan and her as a sign of that momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Her
Denver Hosts Big Send-off for Democratic Presidential Run
The convention drew a sizable Denver crowd showing strong party support in the race for the presidency. The city provided a robust platform for the Democrats to rally and energize voters ahead of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Democratic Party
Control of New York by few questioned in October remark
A remark disputed the idea that fewer than a hundred men held sway in New York last October and warned that a majority of votes cast will decide control in the coming November election.
Signs of a Democratic Victory Loom in November
The text argues that current conditions have prevented the ruling party from remaining in office and that every sign of the times points to a Democratic victory in November.
Platform delay debunks Bryan declaration claim at convention
A Denver platform development duration challenges the assertion that Bryan drafted the declaration and would push it through the convention. The extended pause questions the alleged haste and supports a cautious approach to the platform process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bryan
Farmers Cheer As Rain Ends At Convention Scene
Noting a sudden break in rain at the national democratic convention, observers report broad farmer smiles spreading as skies clear and crowds gather. The moment signals relief after persistent showers and hints at favorable farm policy chatter amid the event.
Democratic convention stands as proof of majority rule
The piece argues that even if the Democratic National Convention accomplished little, it would symbolize that public majorities can still assert and enforce their will despite machine operations or organized interests.
Rail and political chatter amid wet fields and railroads
The piece notes heavy rains slowing wheat harvest and strong corn fields along the railroad in the west county. It cites railroads showing a $100 million drop in net earnings last year and widespread layoffs. It questions politics around a torn republican banner in Lincoln and accuses signaling attempts at political capital.
Hurray for Democracy and William Jennings Bryan
A political paragraph urges support for Bryan and November victory. It warns of political bosses, cites currency law, and notes that crops need fair prices and that information may affect Uncle Samuel.
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William Jennings Bryan
Victory
Samuel
Denver Convention Run by People Versus Chicago Grafters
A comparison asserts the Denver convention is run by representatives of the people while the Chicago convention is controlled by money power and government grafters.
Visitors in Omaha cross section of 1908 daily life
A long list of Omaha visitors and travelers includes Hans Severs and wife, Oscar Gapen, Jack Patterson, Emmons J. Richey, M. Fanger, and many others. Entries note business calls, hospital visits, and connections to nearby towns like Mynard, Weeping Water, Murray, and Lincoln.
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Hans Severs
Wife
Omaha
Oscar Gapen
Near Mynard
Harry Rice
Nebraska City
J. M. Green
the Lakes
Minnesota
Mary E. Foster
M. Doty
Missouri River
Clarence E. Tefft
Weeping Water
J. F. Meisinger
Cedar Creek
May Collins
Creston
Iowa
N. W. Crissinger
R. B. Whindham
James Loughridge
Murray
Wm. Brown
City
Lincoln
Rock Island
M. P
Johnson
Ohio
Denver
U. P
Waverly
John Wood, Jr
Chas. Godbey
H. Bennett
Elmwood
Lance Clutes
Geo. Althouse
Walter Hatten
Harry Toland
Messrs
Roy and
Thornton
S. C. Boyles
Flood concerns spur talk of moving capital from Lincoln
Traveling men on the Missouri Pacific Lincoln branch proposed relocating the capital due to flood danger. The Journal declined to favor the idea, noting its own lack of endorsement and comparing it to state sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Missouri Pacific
Guffey’s Denver Convention Serenade Stirs Omaha Bee
The Omaha Bee expresses deep sympathy for Colonel James McClurg Guffey of Pennsylvania who was gracefully seated at the Denver convention. The editor notes Guffey’s plan would have kept smiles, not tears, had he controlled the event as he imagined before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Omaha Bee
James McClurg Guffey
Pennsylvania
Denver
Col. Guffey
Bee
Lincoln Banner Tearing Sparks GOP Demands for Action
Lincoln Republicans split after a Taft and Sherman banner was torn down. Businessmen opposed protests, Featherweight Chairman Billy Hayward ordered the banner reinstalled, and evidence points to republicans rather than democrats. The incident prompts calls to identify the guilty and prosecute under law.
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Sherman
Lincoln
Capitol
Taft
Denver
Bryan
Billy Hayward
Hayward
Lively runaway mules overturn wagon near Journal office
Paul Morgan returning to the store with Davey's delivery team and three young ladies were riding when a team of mules frightened by backing up ran westward in the alley behind the Journal office. The wagon overturned, occupants were bruised briefly, then stopped by workers, and the party continued after removing earth from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morgan
Davey
Journal Office
Fifth Street
Quiet Title Action Over Avoca Property in Cass County
Dietrich Koester sues W R Tomason and unknown heirs to quiet title to Lot in Block Thirteen Avoca Nebraska Cass County alleging adverse possession over ten years and seeking equitable relief. Respondents must answer petition by August 17, 1908. Attorney C E Turnt signs for plaintiff Dietrich Koester.
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District Court OF
Cass County
Nebraska
Dietrich Koester
Plaintf
W. R. Tomason
Tomason
Avoca
Cass
Drernicn Korstrer
C. E. Turrt
For Sale George Bancroft 14771 1200 Lb Record 2 30
Auction note lists George Bancroft at 14771 with weight 1200 pounds and a 2 30 record. Location shows SoEME Dustin Auburn Nebraska. Proceeds or sale context not specified.
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George Bancroft
Soeme Dustin
Auburn
Neb
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Emmons J. Richey
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Ll. S. White and Wife
Mark White
T. M. Patterson
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Co. L. Jean
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J. T. Baird
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W. H. McLaughlin
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Exeter
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H. E. Wilson and Son
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Anna Schlapnack
P.C. Petersen
South Omaha
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Peerless
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Glenwood
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J. B. Seyboldt
Frank Stanley
Panhandle
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N. Olson
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St. Joseph
A. M. Smith
Will A. White
Rev. H. D. Thomas
G. W. Holdrege
H. L. Brown
Edward Stamm
Havelock
Arthur Cooper
G. H. Dennis of
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J. R. Kelly
Plattsmouth
Nebraska Telephone Company
John Tighe
Manley
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W. H. Newell
W. W. Windham
Will Bates
W. E. Lincoln
M. M. Beal
J. M. Jerousek
Nettie
T. H. Pollock
Johns. Hall
W. B. Porter
George W. Thomas
T. J. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
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Miss Lena
Julius Pepperberg
Jans
Miss Mollie Severs
John Hall
Earl Dunn
Madrid
Jans Severs
Mollie Severs
A. L. Folden
G. L. Folden
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Methodist Church
Otoe County
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Custer County
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Jordan
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J. W. Rathburn
B. L. Story
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Becker
Roy Campbell
Billings
Mont
J. M. Campbell
Mary Ryan
Colo
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Lindon
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Mabel Casey
Bird Berka
W. Casey
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Della Quellhorst
J. H. Quellhorst
George and
Clay Connor
Kingfisher
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A. J
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Belle Bennett
University Place
John Casey
E. B. Jacobson
Board of Education
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Thomas
Oskin’s
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Rev
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